LATE SHIPPING

Evening Star, Issue 11890, 19 May 1903, Page 4

LATE SHIPPING

The Corinna is timed to leave Oamm for Dunedin at midnight, and should be here in the morning. , The-Monowai u due to-morrow morning from Melbourne via the usual way ports. She was to leave the Bluff at 5 pjn. today. We are advised that the Tb Anaw vHil not bo here nntQ Friday.

THE VANCOUVER SERVICE

, A large number of passengers booked by the Moana, which left Sydney yesterday. Though the pressure of the usual season's rash to Europe (which made the preceding steamer, the Aorangi. a “full ship”) may be said to have passed over last month, the Moana’s list totals 220 passengers. The following saloon passengers, most of whom join at Suva, have been booked from New Zealand for America and Europe by this vesselMonsignor and Miss Mackay, Major and Mrs Fraser, Dr Cahill, Mr and Mi* Baden-Powell, Mr and Mrs Archibald, Mrs tod Miss Snell, Mr and Mrs Courage, Mr end Miss Kelly, Mr and Mrs Shield, Mrs Bull, Misses Ferry and M. and C. Capper, Messrs Metcalfe, Anderson, Tate, F. Bcssant, Macphereon, R. Smith, Mowatt (2), West, Mackerrow.

TELEGRAPHIC NOTICE BOARD,

Arrivala-May 18 1 Auckland, 2 p.m.. H.M.S. Sparrow, from Wellington Ounaru, 10 p.m., Upolu, from Dunedin.—May 19: Westport, 12.35 a.m., Taleri, from Port Chalmers.—Auckland, 3.45 a-m.,Kara-mea, from London; 8 a-m., Waikare, from Sydnejr.-—Oamanx, 7 a.m., Ovalan, from Dunedin.—Bluff, 7 a.tn., MoerakS, from Dunedin; 7 a.m., Monowai, from Melbourne via Hobart, with an English mail. Departures.—May 19: Wellington, 9.16 0.m., H.M.S. Wallaroo, for Auckland.— Lyttelton, 2.30 p.m.. Fasilka, for Auckland.—Oamacu, to Sul midnight, Oorinno. for Dunedin.